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yellowsn0w - Why the Pin is a Problem.

navco786 — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 20:49:57 GMT

A complete start up can take place only with a SIM-card with disabled PIN-check.

For a SIM-card with enabled PIN check most commands are answered with +CME ERROR: SIM-PIN requested.

@peeps. So you can see the problem here.
Have a look at the code I have sent over to you. Can you see how it starts to address the problem ?

After entering PIN via +CPIN command, which allows a start up completion, a lot of SIM-files will be read; it is
possible that some commands are affected for a few seconds.

@eternity. The commands are only working if they have been activated.

This is required, since an unanswered SIM-toolkit command (without terminal response sent back to the SIM) would
block the SIM-toolkit processing.

This activation is done by sending AT+CFUN=6. See: unlock_strings.h

yellowsn0w 0.9.6 - Out soon

navco786 — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 20:15:36 GMT

The next beta of yellowsn0w is due soon.
It will try to stabilise yellowsn0w by compressing it into one all-encompassing at+stkprof.

That's going to keep the dev team busy for a while.

This command allows reading and changing the terminal profile data. The terminal profile sent by an external STK client state the facilities relevant to SIM Application Toolkit that are supported.

yellowsn0w State 2: "Invalid Sim"

navco786 — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 20:14:53 GMT

@mitai. Thanks for doing this for me. I've just done a straight cut+paste job of your findings here:

Conclusion: I believe I may have found the answer to fixing the "Invalid Sim" message and achieving the unlock.

Current state: "Invalid Sim"
Run: yellowsn0w - s
Signal should return within 25 seconds.

I will add to this post with my initial findings. Conclusion is written above.

Update 1: Waited 5 mins+. Still shows Invalid sim message.

Update 2: yellowsn0w -r. Invalid Simm message gone. 10 seconds later, full signal.
Will now reboot to see if unlock remains.

Update 3: Before even rebooting, signal lost. Back to 5 dots.

Update 4: Ok,so running -r, signal returns in exactly 25 seconds. 15 secs later "No Service" message followed by 5 dots. Next is toggling airplane mode.

Update 5: Toggled Airplane ON - 10 secs - OFF - Shows "Invalid Sim".

Uupdate 6: -r. signal after 20 secs, followed by "Searching" for 1 sec then 5 dots.

Update 7: -r then -s = "No Service message" for 25 secs. Then 5 dots.

Update 8: -r, wait 25 secs for signal return, then toggle airplan mode on.
Waited 10 secs the airplan off. "Searching" displayed followed by No signal, the 5 dots. "Searching" is good.

Update 9: Toggled airplane mode. "Invalid Sim" displayed. Rebooted iphone. Full signal even longer than 25 seconds. Rebooted again - Signal remains. "Perfect State" achieved.

yellowsn0w State 1: 5dots

navco786 — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 20:14:20 GMT

Conclusion: To fix this, you need to follow Test 11 below.

@mitai. Thanks for doing this for me. I've just done a straight cut+paste job of your findings here:

This state is the hardest to fix. You can tell you are in this state by toggling airplane mode on/off. You will see "Searching" for less than a second and then back to 5dots.

Test 1:
yellowsn0w -r
toggle airplane.
No change.
Reboot
No Change

Test 2:
yellowsn0w -r
yellowsn0w -s until successfull.
Reboot
Signal returned. Unlock successfull.

Test 3: With full signal from Test 2 above
Reboot
No signal
Toggle airplane
Back to 5dots
Running Test 2 again.

Test 4:
Airplane on
yellowsn0w -r
yellowsn0w -s
toggle off during yellowsn0w -s
"Searching"
"No service"
5dots

Test 5:
yellowsn0w -r
yellowsn0w -s
reboot
wait 60 secs
airplane on/off
"Searching"
Full signal.

Test 6:
After success from Test 5
Removed sim
reboot
reinsert sim
5dots
waiting 60 secs
toggle airplane on/off
still 5dots
Repeating Test 5.
Success

Test 7:
Rebooting after success of Test 5.
Signal does not show up straightaway.
Waiting 60 secs.
toggle airplane
5dots :(

Test 8: Restoring iphone (Drastic, yes, but required for test)
Restore to 2.2
Quickpwn
Cydia - yellowsn0w 0.9.5
Reboot with sim inserted
Toggle airplane
Full Signal+carrier
Will now reboot
No signal
Waiting 60 secs
toggle airplane mode
"Searching"
Signal found again.

Test 9:
Swapping sim cards
Rebooting
No signal
Waiting 60 secs
toggle airplane
Signal back again.

Test 10:
2 identical iphones
Both running yellowsn0w 0.9.5
Both unlocked
Rebooting both
1st iphone unlocks immediately after reboot
2nd iphone requires airplane on/off after 60 secs.
Why ?

Test 11:
No signal
Insert original iphone sim
Signal shows
Remove original sim
Insert non-iphone sim
Toggle airplane on/off
Full signal.

yellowsn0w - The Perfect State

navco786 — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 20:13:40 GMT

What is the "Perfect State" of yellowsn0w ?

Its where the unlock remains (signal+carrier name)after reboot without user intevention. In this post I will see what can break this state.

@mitai. Thanks for doing this for me. I've just done a straight cut+paste job of your findings here:

Test 1: Swapping sim card for another.

"No Service displayed".
Followed by carrier name of new sim and full signal.
Unlock achieved.
Will now toggle airplane mode.

Test 2: Airplane ON - 10 secs - Airplane OFF.

"Searching" displayed followed by full signal and carrier name.
Will now reboot.

Test 3: After rebooting, unlock remains.

Perfect state not broken.
Will now remove sim and reboot empty.

Test 4: Reboot with no sim inserted.

Will now insert sim to see what happens.
Sim inserted.
5dots.
Toggled Airplane on - 10 secs - OFF.
"Invalid Sim" displayed.
Reboot.
Full signal after reboot.
Will reboot again.
Still full signal.

Test 5: Same sim removed then reinserted whilst on. Reboot

No signal.
Rebooted again.
Still no signal.
Airplane toggled.
"Invalid sim"
Reboot.
Still no signal.
yellowsn0w -r
yellowsn0w -s (until successful)
Reboot
Signal returned.

Experimenting with yellowsn0w - Initial Findings

navco786 — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 20:12:51 GMT

The ultimate aim of yellowsn0w at the moment (0.9.5) is to achieve the "perfect state". The perfect state is where the unlock works, even after rebooting, without user intervention, e.g. toggling Airplane mode or removing/inserting sim. It does happen but is easily lost if you remove the sim again at any point.

@mitai. Thanks for doing this for me. I've just done a straight cut+paste job of your findings here:

There are 3 other states that you will find at the moment afte installing yellowsn0w and rebooting (with your non-iphone sim inserted):

1. You see 5 dots and no carrier name. Toggling Airplane mode on-off
shows "Searching" for less than a second then back to 5 dots. This is the hardest to fix.

2. You see "Invalid Sim" displayed where the carrier name/signal should be.
This is fixed by the -r option followed by -s (using ywrapper is best).
After -s ends successfully (no resource busy), you should reboot and then wait 10 secs.

3. You see "No service" displayed. This requires the -s option only.
Then toggle airplane mode on/off.

Has anybody seen any other states or different methods of fixing the above 3 ?

Timing is very important. Waiting 60 secs+ before toggling airplane mode, sim insertion or "sliding to unlock" works best. I am still experimenting with the timings to see which works best.

I am first going to start with a universal fix for the "Invalid Sim" message.
I will post my findings in the next post.

holy s**t, version 3...

wackotm — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 02:43:55 GMT

this caught me off surprise ... we'll need to get used to this ...

but graphically speaking, the forum titles are easier to read... +1 for hackint0sh

A mix of old school and new school

)law( — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 21:50:06 GMT

Today was a good mix of both old and new. I got a interview with Armani for a job comming up. I played game gear for about a hour (i posted pics in chill lounge, in ichitchat for those that dont know). I went out for a nice long jog, after my jog i stopped by the video game store and picked up Unreal tournamet for PS3. Its a pretty kickass game, i also put Street fight 4 on hold for when that comes out. As for right now i am just kicking back and listening to some drum and bass:)

one thousand points

wackotm — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 20:32:45 GMT

Almost a thousand points, 'cause they now know there getting bailed out.

[DevStatus] SnowLeo fully in 64bits!

f41qu3 — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 12:32:21 GMT

Passed some weeks and lots of wasting time, now can I run it on fully 64bit.

It's working on MacBook (was 32bit only, now 64bit) and in a hackintosh too (for further, see mine hack lappie infos here:

We stay on currently development about this stuff. Stay tunned for news.

Thanx to modbin for neighborhood ideas.

Some pics:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/f41qu3/2878544889/sizes/o/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/f41qu3/2878544865/sizes/o/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/f41qu3/2878544861/sizes/o/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/f41qu3/2878544855/sizes/o/

~ f41qu3/ToH Staff.

Back to School

jav6454 — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 00:49:38 GMT

Well, hurricane Gustave made classes at college start with a bang. Any ways, classes are underway with cool teacher dropping a lesson or 2 to be able to stick to their syllabus while stupid teachers are forcing saturday courses.

I am lucky to have cool teacher only. However, one of them decided that screw a test [even better :)]

US/Mexico Boarder Crossing Infomation

wackotm — Wed, 17 Sep 2008 21:33:46 GMT

Two articles from Customs and Boarder Protection: These articles are *VERY* recent. These are discussing the US's policy of searching electronic devices while boarder crossing into/out of Mexico.

http://www.cbp.gov/xp/cgov/travel/ad..._to_search.xml

CBP Authority to Search

(06/12/2008) A U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officer�s border search authority is derived from federal statutes and regulations, including 19 C.F.R. 162.6, which states that, �All persons, baggage and merchandise arriving in the Customs territory of the United States from places outside thereof are liable to inspection by a CBP officer.� Unless exempt by diplomatic status, all persons entering the United States, including U.S. citizens, are subject to examination and search by CBP officers.

It is not the intent of CBP to subject travelers to unwarranted scrutiny. Let me assure you that CBP inspection procedures are designed to facilitate the entry of U.S. citizens and aliens who can readily establish their admissibility. CBP officers must determine the nationality of each applicant for admission and, if determined to be an alien, whether or not the applicant meets the requirements of the Immigration and Nationality Act for admission to the United States. CBP officers may, unfortunately, inconvenience law-abiding citizens in order to detect those involved in illicit activities. We are especially aware of how inconvenient and stressful the inspection process may be to those selected for inspection. In such cases we rely heavily on the patience, understanding, and cooperation of the traveler.

Speaking with travelers and closely examining their documentation are some of the ways we look for mala fide or improperly documented travelers. We rely upon the judgment of our individual CBP officers to use their discretion as to the extent of examination necessary. However, CBP officers are expected to conduct their duties in a professional manner and to treat each traveler with dignity and respect.

CBP Officers use diverse factors to refer individuals for targeted examinations and there are instances when our best judgements prove to be unfounded. Although CBP does use information from various systems and specific techniques for selecting passengers for targeted examinations, a component of our risk management practices is the use of a completely random referral for a percentage of travelers.

Many travelers wonder if CBP is alerted when an inbound passenger has a warrant for their arrest issued. Yes, CBP is alerted. In the air passenger environment, air carriers transmit passenger information to CBP through the Advance Passenger Information System (APIS). CBP officers also rely on the Interagency Border Inspection System (IBIS) to determine which individuals to target for secondary examination upon arrival in the United States.

CBP, along with law enforcement and regulatory personnel from 20 other Federal agencies or bureaus, use IBIS. Some of these agencies are the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Interpol, the Drug Enforcement Administration, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms and Explosives, the Internal Revenue Service, the Coast Guard, the Federal Aviation Administration, Secret Service, and the Animal Plant Health Inspection Service. Information from IBIS is also shared with the Department of State for use by Consular Officers at U.S. Embassies and Consulates.

IBIS assists the majority of the traveling public with expeditious clearance at ports of entry while allowing the border enforcement agencies to focus their limited resources on potential non-compliant travelers. IBIS provides the law enforcement community with access to computer-based enforcement files of common interest. It also provides access to the FBI's National Crime Information Center (NCIC) and allows its users to interface with all 50 states via the National Law Enforcement Telecommunications Systems.

IBIS resides on the Treasury Enforcement Communications System at the CBP Data Center. Field level access is provided by an IBIS network with more than 24,000 computer terminals. These terminals are located at air, land, and sea ports of entry.

IBIS keeps track of information on suspected individuals, businesses, vehicles, aircraft, and vessels. IBIS terminals can also be used to access NCIC records on wanted persons, stolen vehicles, vessels or firearms, license information, criminal histories, and previous Federal inspections. The information is used to assist law enforcement and regulatory personnel.

CBP has the authority to collect passenger name record information on all travelers entering or leaving the United States. This information is strictly used for preventing and combating terrorism and serious criminal offenses with the principal purpose of facilitating the CBP mission to protect our Nation�s borders through threat analysis to identify and interdict persons who have already committed or may potentially commit a terrorist act in the future.

Should CBP determine that an error exists within our system of records, corrective measures will be taken.

http://www.cbp.gov/xp/cgov/travel/ad...op_inspect.xml

Laptop Inspections Legal, Rare, Essential

(08/11/2008) I�d like to address some questions and some misinformation that are circulating with regard to CBP�s long-standing policy on searches of electronic media.
First, it�s important to note that for more than 200 years, the federal government has been granted the authority to prevent dangerous people and things from entering the United States. Our security measures at the border are rooted in this fundamental fact, and our ability to achieve our border mission would be hampered if we did not apply the same search authorities to electronic media that we have long-applied to physical objects--including documents, photographs, film and other graphic material. Indeed, there are numerous laws that apply to such material at the border including laws regarding intellectual property rights, technical data that can be imported or exported only under state department license and child pornography.

In the 21st century, terrorists and criminals increasingly use laptops and other electronic media to transport illicit materials that were traditionally concealed in bags, containers, notebooks and paper documents. Making full use of our search authorities with respect to items like notebooks and backpacks, while failing to do so with respect to laptops and other devices, would ensure that terrorists and criminals receive less scrutiny at our borders just as their use of technology is becoming more sophisticated.

This result would be ironic given that this same technology actually enables terrorists and criminals to move large amounts of information across the border via laptops and other electronic devices. At the end of the day, we have a responsibility to search items � electronic or otherwise � that are being transported across our borders and that could potentially be used to harm our nation�s citizens or that are otherwise contrary to law.

Second, this is not a new policy. We�ve been searching laptops of those who warrant a closer inspection for years. In fact, we�ve taken the unprecedented step of posting online a policy that would typically be reserved for internal purposes. This information is not new and has been publicly debated countless times. Indeed, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals recently confirmed the constitutionality of suspicionless laptop searches at the border.

( U.S. Customs and Border Protection Policy Regarding Border Search of Information (pdf - 161 KB.) )
( Circuit Court Ruling )

This brings me to my third point, which is that travelers whose laptops are searched represent a very small number of people. As Secretary Chertoff noted in a recent op-ed, "Of the approximately 400 million travelers who entered the country last year, only a tiny percentage were referred to secondary baggage inspection�[and] of those, only a fraction had electronic devices that may have been checked." ( Searches are Legal, Essential )

And finally, to allay any concerns the business community or others may have that their personal or trade information might be put at risk by traveling with their laptops, I urge you to look at our track record. Every day, thousands of commercial entry documents, shipping manifests, container content lists, and detailed pieces of company information are transmitted to CBP so we can effectively process entries and screen cargo shipments bound for the United States. This information is closely guarded and governed by strict privacy procedures. Information from passenger laptops or other electronic devices is treated no differently.

Our Customs and Border Protection officers are trained professionals with a defined mission, and they have neither the time nor the desire to search travelers� personal belongings for any reason other than to ensure compliance with our customs and related laws and to protect the United States. As the policy�s provisions make abundantly clear, officers are subject to numerous policy restrictions regarding the retention, sharing, and scrutiny of travelers� documents and information.

I hope this has helped answer some of your questions. One of the lessons 9/11 taught us was that we must adapt to 21st century risks and anticipate rather than react to new threats. Our CBP officers are on the front lines every day ensuring that these lessons are heeded. We trust that travelers understand the need for these sensible security measures.

Jayson Ahern
Deputy Commissioner, U.S. Customs and Border Protection

ipt2 hax

ChronicProductions — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 20:33:34 GMT

ohai all. i havent posted in awhile so i figured i'd stop by. nothing much haz bin up lately. in #iphone-hax we are working on hax0ring the net ipod touch, if anyone with any skill is interested in helping out :)

current status is getting communication with DFU 2.0 so that we can start off with our trickery. we have file sending and commands down, but we just need to get it to respond to us now :D

eye candy...

Code:

iDFU - DFU Utility for DFU 2.0 (iPod touch 2G)
by wEsTbAeR--

Got USB
Found iPhone/iPod in DFU 2.0

sending 0x1c500 bytes
.........................................................x
00 32 00 00 06 00
00 B8 0B 00 07 00
00 32 00 00 08 00
00 32 00 00 08 00
00 32 00 00 08 00
uploaded file!

/b/ and Anonymous

jav6454 — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 21:23:16 GMT

Meh...

I was browsing /b/, then all of the sudden people knew the inevitable cancer that consumes /b/ took over.

---

By the time the LHC became aware of it self, it had spread to many computer servers around the world. Office computers, dorm laptops, etc, it was software in cyberspace. There was no core. It could not be shut down. The attack began 3:48AM as EGF had predicted. Judgement Day, the day humans were almost wiped out by the same defense they built to protect themselves. The LHC striked with precision and severity. The first casualty was /b/. With /b/ gone, the great barrier that humanity had constructed to separate itself from the dark side of society had fallen. With all of the walls of /b/ down the darkness, cruelty, racism and rest of humanity's darkness spread to the rest of the boards at 4chan. However, these could not hold for much. The human darkness spread thru the net infecting everything and eventually making it over to the real world. Much of the world got consumed in darkness and became a barren wasteland. Now I understand what EGF meant by Judgement Day is inevitable. We were not meant to stop it, just delay it. I don't know if the future is written or not. All I know is what EGF told me, keep fighting. Maybe there is hope after all.

---

Well, now back to the real part of this blog. Yes, /b/ right now is currently unable to be used to post. Official news from m00t say it is undergoing a chemo to wipe out all the cancer that had grown in /b/.

Currently the Anonymous are roaming free cyberspace chanting there purpose and who they are. Watch out and don't be caught in the way of the great anon's.

Hear what they have to say:

"We are Anonymous.

We are legion, for we are many.

We are one.

We do not forgive.

We do not forget.

We will crush anything that stands in our way.

But we will be hailed as saviours of the internet."

Behold their introduction -

"Aha! To be astounded. An army of assholes, an association armed with an arsenal of asinine ambiguously adult anonymii. This ambidextrous armada, no mere attack force is an astounding assembly of articulate aristocrats. assuming the collective affliction has not atrophied, another day of ardent internet argument arises. Under the ambiguous aegis of internet anonymity, all annoying assertations may be announced with reckless abandon. the armored amplifiers of info, The antithesis of approbates, aided and abetted by all things arbitrary. Apology? do not forgive, do not forget. alas I am all aflutter, after the anticipation. You may call me anonymous."

Just know if you stumble against the refugees of /b/, you better behave or you might find the internet against you.

fuck my job, fuck att, fuck att billing plan....

)law( — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 21:45:33 GMT

Ok here is the deal, i get a bill from att saying that i have a past due ablance of 150. I say to myself, ok no big deal i have a nice fat paycheck from my job because many moons ago i asked them to $15 from every paycheck so that i could save and collect when ever i want. A week before i had asked to cahs in so that i could get it this pay check. Low and behold only a regular weeks pay is there but not the rest of the money. They tell em it should be in by next week. I try and blow it off since by now att has cut off my iphone and i have enough money to pay the past due and still live on a budget. I got to pay the past due 150$ and they say i still owe 85$. In my my mind i am like fuck you my bill says 150$ past due. I get put threw this whole ring about pro rating my bill and other bullshits and end up paying them 45$ and still owing. Fuck my job first of all and fuck att's pricing style. As soon as this shit gets settled one i am going to a cheaper plan cus the iphone plan is shit and 2 i am going to look at other carriers cus this shit aint worth it no more.

Rant over:mad::mad::mad:

Gustav

jav6454 — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 14:13:39 GMT

Well, some huricane by the above name wants to hit the Gulf Coast (Louisiana and elsewhere) again. University officials have told us to stock up on anything we might need and the essentials.

I just know my car has a full tank of gas and I have 3 ways to choose to run away. I like FEMA's evacuation plan "Run 13itch run!!":fail

Anywho, let the hurricane come if it has too:woz:...even though I don't want it here.

Back at college & Fun already started

jav6454 — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 21:19:20 GMT

Well, just got back from home. College is promising fun new things. Parties are already organized for this week...things seem to be interesting around them ;).

Anyway, hoe college goes well this semester.

A'a

jav6454 — Sun, 24 Aug 2008 00:24:24 GMT

Well, this is my final day of summer vacations. Tomorrow I'll be flying back to college.

Man I hate pre-flight days. Everything is so tense, fast and you can't enjoy your last day.:woz:

Anywho, I am surprised to see that the iPhone did get released here. I haven't seen the price tags nor the iPhone plans (pre and post pay), but I'm pretty sure they will be so high, not everyone will afford one.

'nuff said about that. Jeez, I'm so agravated by the thought of leaving...:o

popped

wackotm — Thu, 21 Aug 2008 01:12:29 GMT

damn, im wondering if I should "import" all my iphone adventures' postings I made over at blogspot..

:D:hack:

Comparison Chart of Pwnage, iLiberty and ZiPhone

rugburn — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 16:03:16 GMT

Here is a Comparison Chart for all three(3)
What do you think?

http://img514.imageshack.us/img514/1...umfq51tfw3.jpg

Capcom v Marvel

jav6454 — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 06:05:11 GMT

Man Marvel vs Capcom rocked. I still remember the fact I used Jill & and the red hooded girl all the time (I like as a final attack to summon Granny's memories and provoke a sea of tears using Red Hooded girl and I also loved to summon Tyrant with Jill)

Yes, those were good days, when my brother cried because I beat the crap out of him in the game. Though my cousin beat the crap out of me... and she was a girl. Darn I hated magneto and his infinite combo.

Yes, old games bring childhood memories.

and such peoples make installer

netkas — Tue, 19 Aug 2008 20:58:33 GMT

this story started today
ripdev released their commercial pkg for fixing russian localization of iphone, i haz a license so started installing it.
Installed first installer from pwnagetool 2.0.2, then updated it to latest version, all was ok.
Then i installed their product and ZOMG, my iphone was totaly screwed, my custom operator logo disappeared, native russian localization was completly broken, I was afraid I will have to restore my iphone(which takes a lot of time, i even fixed issue with ituens 7.7.1 and not working appstore apps/not working ipod app).
So, I went to their forum, and saw there is a lot of same reports, I posted that I have same problem.
And their "CEO" Alexander, instead of helping to solve this issue was only blaming users , calling them mindless and etc.
after some time , some guy said - remove this pkg, then install 2 pkgs from ripdev, and only after it install russification pkg again.
I did that and got it working. went to forum again and found out i was banned for reports I posted.
after all I can see this problem was because of pkg was missing important dependecies.
And I found out their CEO is worst incompetent arrogant CEO I ever saw.

I'm afraid for Installer now, since it's controlled by commercial company, and even their products have problems with dependencies.

I hate that dog...

jav6454 — Tue, 19 Aug 2008 20:57:28 GMT

As the tittle may suggest, I was playing Duck Hunt for NES. Yes, that dog gets annoying after a while.

Anywho, my vacations are almost over :whaa: :woz:Might as well enjoy what is left of them.

Mmmmm, it seem the outside weather is getting a bit dark...

2.0.2 pwned - time, 19 hours from release to fully working bundle

ChronicProductions — Tue, 19 Aug 2008 20:04:55 GMT

:D

a shout out to CPICH, wEsTbAeR--, pater, and Z00L for all contributing equally, and for the crew at #202pwn on irc.osx86.hu for cheering us on! :D

I blogged it as it went along here: http://chronic-dev.org/blog/

Calldata for Iphone 2.0 and 2.0.1?

gagoyal — Tue, 19 Aug 2008 14:13:03 GMT

Hi
I want to manually install calldata 1.6 version on my iphone 2.0.1 (Ist Gen) as I think klim is no longer working on it. I have installed mobile enhancer 2.0 from the from the installer 4.0. I placed the calldata.mem file at proper location as per the script, created the symbolic links for databases and calldata folder and manually placed the in.db file. Still it is not working and my phone started crashing on clicking contacts. Any idea what can be the problem. or can anyone tell me how klim might have done in calldata.mem.

2.0.1 frustrations (2g iphone)

)law( — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 04:43:11 GMT

*iffy hand off bettween wifi and edge
*keyboard lag
*poor signal even in house
*text messages not always comming thru
*phone calls not always recived
*sound glitch when locking phone manually while playing pandora radio app

other than thet eh is pretty alright. You guys having any kinda issues like that, either 3g iphone or 2g?

ZOMG Zibri Zays Zomething - He's going blow up your phone in 5 secs

bezman — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 03:42:24 GMT

be warned

Quote:

Developing...

Next generation of ZiPhone is in the works.
It will be as simple as Apple would have done it.
A simple one click program.
A 5 seconds run.
Stay tuned.
Posted by Zibri at 9:16 PM

lol :)

omg i beat super monkey ball

ChronicProductions — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 15:09:09 GMT

i just beat super monkey ball oh my god that was incredibly hard...wooooow...i gotta hand it to sega on this one. you really gotta get a feel for the controls...

pics or it didnt happen @ http://chronic-dev.org/blog/

Mobile Me frustration

jav6454 — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 02:42:02 GMT

Well, tittle says what's wrong right now. But no, it's not because of the reasons you think.

My iPhone is 2.0.1 and just recently stop syncing with MobileMe using the Push functionality. I had to go fetch the emails every so often.:fail

Well, I have tried many things and thus far have failed in my attempts of getting the Push functionality for Mail.app back to work. After Restoring the whole device, setting up as new and re-setting up the whole thing it still does not Push. What's worse, I just deleted my MobileMe acount, put it back, and now Contacts won't sync.:fail

This is getting frustrating.:mad:

DeCode's blog

DeCode — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 11:32:06 GMT

on the making..

And here... we... go.

DJ McG — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 01:09:36 GMT

I had originally posted this on The Eclipse Dev Team Blog.
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Well its been awhile since I have been on the blog. Well I have decided to pick up on some developing. I have a few apps that I have decided to try to develop that I think could be pretty simple for my first app. I don�t seem to have a team anymore. So I have made a choice to allow open applications. The only requirements are to have the iPhone 2.0 Toolchain installed form Cydia, a desire to develop or help with application design, and at least 300 posts on ModMyiFone, Hackint0sh, iPhone Fanatics, or iPodTouchFans. I am not in desperate need for anything, as I can do most of it myself. But help would be appreciated. I am learning to code, so someone who is fairly experienced with coding would be a HUGE help. So leave a comment with this setup:

Username: (Username you want to be known as on the team)

Position: (Developer, Graphic Designer, GUI Designer, Management, Advertisement)

Links to work: (Development, Design, Websites, etc)

Other: (Why you think you would be good on the team)

I am going to try to remain more active on the team. So I will hopefully begin developing within the next few days, as I learn to set up the GUI, then implement the features. I will not be online from about 1:00-9:00PM EST United States times form Monday to Friday this week. And I cannot guarantee that I will be online other times this week as school is starting next week and I am a little bit behind on my reading So you can leave a comment here or PM me at Hackint0sh or iPhone Fanatics (DJ McG on both).

Thanks,

DJ McG

P.S. Can you guess where I got the title for this post from?

Happy, hype and hip

)law( — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 15:13:22 GMT

Ah yes getting a good start to my day today. Between moderating, working out, listening to music and chatting i am having a blast. Tonight i think i will try and go out but on a budget. Hopefully i can keep things at a good and even pace today. I am a little hype:D today for no reason, maybe i should put that energy to good use and call a lady freind for my eveing out on the town...